Java is one of the most popular programming languages in use, especially for client–server web applications. In this article, we are going to talk about how to set up a simple barcode reading server in Java with Jetty as the web server and servlet container. This article is Part 2...

In this tutorial, I am about to make a more complicated solution – Web-based document imaging capture, combining the implementation of Java TWAIN and Java WebSocket with Dynamic .NET TWAIN library, C#, JNI, Java Swing, Jetty and HTML5 WebSocket. Here is the workflow: Prerequisites You need to read the following...

In the previous articles, I shared how to implement a .Net WebSocket server with SuperWebSocket. Today, I’d like to continue the series WebSocket: How-to, talking about how to implement a WebSocket server in Java. What is Jetty? “Jetty provides a Web server andjavax.servlet container, plus support forSPDY, WebSocket, OSGi, JMX, JNDI,...